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LeatherLegion

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    Brampton ON. Canada

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  • Leatherwork Specialty
    leather dog collars
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    wallets, bags, holsters, knife sheats...

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  1. The color is off too. Tokonole is white....yours looks yellowish...maybe it's just the picture though
  2. Under the burnished surface , you still have a "spongy" substrate . If you don't have a high fiber density on the flesh side , you can't really do much about it
  3. Hi Will, Your leather work looks great. Good feedback from existing students will bring you new students.It looks like you put a lot of time and effort to better your skills/craft . Good luck in your endeavor. I just subscribe to your youtube channel.
  4. Judging by the firs picture , it looks like you are not pairing the dies /snaps properly
  5. There is one available in Mississisauga store , along with a class 4 , two class 17 and two NP4 skiver All these machines are on the floor and out of the boxes...I am sure the staff can demo the class 26 for you
  6. Quick Googke search came up with this
  7. I have been using the "S" point exclusively for the longest time in my Cowboy CB4500 and Boss . For anything smaller than #138 thread i am using the LR needles in my Nakajima 341 and Singer 17-30
  8. I have the same press but in green. ...i think i posted some pictures way back. You have to turn the round plate to adjust the height...very fine thread so it's a bit of work , but once you set it and use the same dies , you are good. The press is extremly heavy and has to be bolt it down...i have mine bolted to the floor . I also had a Lucris MA III and the green one seems to have more umph The plate's diameter is arounf 11in . Way better option than one of those hydraulic shop presses in my opinion. If it doesn'y have any cracks and everything moves smooth it'll do the job just fine Hope this helps Eddie
  9. Bought a left/center smooth foot set few weeks ago for a 111 type machine. I had to drill a bigger hole in the left foot to make it fit. All good now
  10. Can you please post a more clear picture of the tension discs with the thread ran through?
  11. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kU0B965w62Q
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